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    Managing to break free from the first set of waves, I pushed forth into the next set of unceasing five foot waves. With legs bent upwards and arms plunging one after the other in a Michael Phelps mentality to finish the race with swift strokes, I kept my body centered in the middle of my seven foot board just like my grandpa positioned me to do so. With a split second to pause and raise my head to look over an oncoming wave, I made out the face of my grandpa, looking back at me from his own…

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    The novel, ‘The Gathering’, is a Gothic, supernatural tale in which ‘The symbols will be forged into a chain’ and ‘enable the five to to drive the darkness from the sorrowing earth.’ Isobelle Carmody explores the themes of Good and Evil throughout her novel. This impacts on the events in the novel as well as the way she writes and describes the surroundings; causing the main character, Nathaniel, to develop in character greatly. As the novel goes on, the situations, as well as the imagery,…

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    mellowed and researched sexuality and the whole spectrum of LGBT topics, choosing to embrace it. Gay people weren't sexual deviants and transgender people weren't attention seekers. As soon as I understood that sexuality was a spectrum, I had an epiphany of biblical proportions. Not too far after, I had to deal with the closet and the piling dirty laundry involved with telling the right people. Similar to Minesweeper, I wanted to tread lightly when telling others because simple missteps would…

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    One important moment occurs when Othello faints due to jealousy in Act 4 Scene 1. While this incident does not have direct consequences, it reveals important information about Othello’s state of mind. Iago has successfully manipulated Othello’s emotions through lies and careful language, such that Othello has collapsed due to emotional distress. He is quite a contrast with the calm and reasonable man who, at the beginning of the story, was confident in the stability of his marriage. The next…

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    traits opposite to those I display when engaging in dialogue. I heard fluid conversation and determination in arguments between coworkers all trying to make a point, and I realized how valuable it is to clearly convey your ideas in speech. During this epiphany, I sought out an internship to teach me the valuable asset of communication needed in life. Having an appreciation for both math and logic I have had the privilege of learning alongside a CPA as well as attending board of director…

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    Often times, the first point of view a child obtains is rather narrow. This can be observed through actions which include neglecting to share or unnecessarily hoarding things such as toys or snacks. The moment this child performs the act of willingly sharing with a child of similar age, I believe they have made one of their first steps towards maturity. This step is marked by the child's comprehension and recognition of the fact that other humans have necessities and desires of their own,…

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    As a sociologist, Michael Kimmel's passion is to understand how individuals interact in society. His focus in the book "Guyland" was primarily on young boys between the ages of 16 to 26. The book described the many aspects that characterizes the life of young men. This book may be Michael Kimmel's opinions of young men from his experiences with them, but it speaks very truthfully on how all young men are as a whole. Of course he reiterates many times that this is not true for all men in this age…

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    Grendel and The Monster Grendel and the Monster have identical similarities through their infinite torments. The afflictions and isolations caused by their society, which forced them to convert into the prime antagonists and menaces of their world. In the initial quote form John Gardner’s book Grendel, where Grendel points out in a subtle manner of solitude, on page 8 .Grendel observes” so it goes with me , age by age .” discretely saying that his lonesome lifestyle has persecuted him since…

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    Euphonious Diction

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    The narrator draws attention to the spectator’s near grasp of the game, which regressed back into confusion to evoke familiarity. Everyone has experienced a moment of being so close to an epiphany yet not being able to reach it. Later in the hockey match, the first-time spectator’s perception of the movements as crude transformed into “proper perspective to the passion” (51). His view of the game has been corrected to the “proper perspective”…

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    Freud Vs Erikson

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    Freud: Sigmund Freud completed his medical training in 1886, in 1885 he meets Gean Martin Charcot in Paris where he had an epiphany and decided to study Hysteria this being the foundation of his theory of psychosexual development. Which is still studied today as a foundation of most Phycology? Freud Erikson Oral birth - 1 year Basic trust vs mistrust birth -1 Both Freud and Erikson believed in the first stages that trust was the main issues to be addressed and this was done by adequately…

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